i'm mike galanos. first breaking news a story we've covered on a daily basis. moments ago a jury in louisville, kentucky announced its decision in the trial of a high school football coach charged in the death of one of his players. the verdict, not guilty on both counts. the two counts reckless homicide and wanton endangerment. over a year ago 15-year-old max gilpin collapsed and died three days later, collapsed in a very

i'm sitting in for mike galanos tonight.new revelations on the accused yale killer, raymond clark, and a somewhat sordid past. his high school ex-girlfriend is now making some frightening accusations. she says he got very angry, even had that look in his eye, and then she says it got physical, too. here is jessica delrocco talking about that relationship on abc's "good morning america." >> about three months into everything, he started to get a little controlling, in the fact where it was where i could and couldn't wear, where i couldn't go, how i should speak and stuff like that. just from there it escalated. it's don't go here and don't be friends with these boys and these girls are okay. you know, you're talking too much. or you're not talking loud enough. >> well, now investigators are going back to that campus lab where they found annie le's body stuffed in a wall. nearby, there were bloody clothes that were tucked up into the ceiling tiles. so is this an open and shut case or is there just a whole lot more? joining me

i'm mike galanos. state of florida ree leased more than three hours of audio, video recordings and they're telling. casey anthony allegedly talks about chloro form, the date drug ghb and possibly receiving money for her defense by appearing on the howard stern show while caylee is missing. of course, we know that caylee is dead. joining us to talk about this, florida state prosecutor pam bondi and bounty hunter, leonard padilla. they had access to casey. also joining us, latisha nance. all right. natisha, let's get the legal stuff out of the way to get to the recordings that are fascinating. the judge ruling the fraud trial goes before the murder trial? is that what happened here? natisha? okay. >> hi. >> go ahead. >> just able to hear you now. what was the question? i'm sorry. >> the fraud trial before the murder trial. a lot of us thought, nope, it has to go the other way around. >> the judge recently ruled that that fraud case will go before the murder trial. we don't know exactly when it's going to

i'm mike galanos. a real eye opener today. the state of florida has released more than three hours of audio/video recordings and they are telling. casey anthony allegedly talks about chloroform, the date drug ghb, and possibly earning money for her defense by appearing on "the howard stern show." all this at the time little caylee is missing. of course, we know little caylee is dead. joining us to talk about this, florida state prosecutor pam biondi and also with us bounty hunter leonard padilla. also joining us, the producer from "the nancy grace" show. all right. let's start with this. let's get the legal stuff out of the way so we can get to some of the recordings that are absolutely fascinating. judge strickland ruling, the fraud trial goes before the murder trial? that what happened here? netisha? okay. they say she can't hear us. >> i just hear you now, mike. what was the question? >> about the fraud trial coming before the murder trial. a lot of us thought it's got to go the other way around. >> that's right. the judge

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i'm mike galanos. first, a story we've been covering for you on a daily basis. just moments ago a jury in louisville, kentucky, announced its decision in the trial of a high school football coach charged in the death of one of his players. the charge, not guilty on both counts 37 the two charges reckless homicide and wanton endangerment. two years ago 15-year-old max gilpin collapsed and died. collapsed in a very intense practice on a hot august day. the emotional reaction, you can almost hear it in the background. tears, tears of joy for coach david spinson and his family. we're going to continue to follow it. we'll have more a little bit later on. a couple of things to look at, what did they fail to prove? legal definition of recklessly failing to perceive the risk that a person would observe in a situation. obviously, the prosecution could not prove this. we'll talk about this case. for me personally, what can we learn from this? that's what i want to know. hopefully, coaches around the nation are taking note of this, and we're going to be wiser in the way we

i'm jane velez-mitchell, i'm in for mike galanos. this is "prime news."lations just coming in on this man accused of killing yale graduate student annie le. you won't believe this one. of course, her promising life was ended in a cold lab basement. we're now getting two completely different faces of raymond clark.@@ listen to his childhood friends talking to larry king last night on our sister network cnn. >> it's very shocking to me. this is not the raymond clark that i know. and honestly, at the time being -- i can't say that i believe he's guilty. i've known him so long, i just can't picture him doing something like this, you know. not at all. >> have you ever known him to be violent? >> no. not at all. i've known him to be outgoing, happy, athletic, fun. violent, not at all. >> however, some co-workers call him a control freak. a rude creep obsessed with lab rules. and we're learning more about an alleged rape, a dark past, did @ raymond clark lead a secret double life? that's what we're talking about. right now, joining me, we've got robin bond, form

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i'm mike galanos. for the first time we are hearing from the first wife of phillip garrido, the convicted rapist outside san francisco accused again, of kidnapping jaycee dugard when she was 11 and holding her captive for 18 years. first wife, christine murphy says they were high school sweethearts, but not long after they were married he became abusive, even tried to gouge her eyes out in a jealous rage. listen as murphy tells "inside edition" how much of a creep her husband was even back then. >> what happened to your marriage? >> well, it fell apart because of his neediness for sex. i just wanted my life the way it used to be, before phil garrido. >> wow! joining me to talk about this, jim moret, chief correspondent for "inside edition," attorney, former anchor here at cnn. also with us carra finnstrom from our sister network, cnn. carra, i want to start with you and before we get to christine murphy, his wiefrt wife, let's hit on the investigation. first off, was there talk that phillip garrido mig

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"prime news'" mike galanos asked a psychologist how teenagers are capable of that violence. >> as we watch that, we wonder how could kids this age, 16, 17, 18, get that violent where you're going to mriendside someone with a two by four and punch a defenseless guy. how do they get to that point? >> once you're involved and you're very angry and your lower brain, your primitive brain, gets engaged, it's like you can't think. you sort of go from zero to 60 in a few seconds. what we need to do, i think your guest just nailed it, is really helping teach people conflict resolution skills and buy yourself time between thinking or feeling something and acting. >> get the latest on any developments on "prime news" with mike galanos at 5:00 p.m. eastern right here on hln. >>> at least 23 people have been killed in vietnam by a typhoon. check out these pictures. the thing made landfall today with winds up to 90 miles per hour. more than 150,000 people were evacuated. officials are warning that rivers are rising, homes are flooded, and some areas are being threatened by mud slides. what a mess.

." >> welcome once again this is "prime news" i'm mike galanos beginning with breaking developments in the case against casey anthony. fbi documents reveal a large stain in the trunk of casey's car. a stain that resembles the outline or silhouette of a small child. you better believe the prosecution will use this heart-breaking image. a child possibly laying in the fetal position. a 2-year-old that could be curled up under a blanket in that position not dead in someone's trunk. the fbi admitted destroying crucial evidence against casey. we'll hit all that and take your calls as always. 1-877-tell-hln is the number. bring in our experts joining us again florida state prosecutor pam b odbondi and mike brooks a natisha lance. what for senensics do you need prove? >> dna, blood or -- first of all this wan was an outline apparently the orange county crime scene folks had taken a picture of and it was a correspondence an e-mail between an analyst, fbi analyst who was assigned to orlando resident agency of the fbi, their field office there. to the lab. basically saying, we think this is signi

a lot more here shortly, but first from mike galanos who has the down low. >> the food and drug administrationved the h1n1 vaccine. health and human serfs told congress the first doses go out early next month with large scale vaccinations october 15th. >> once ready, the vaccine will be shipped through a central distribution system and available in up to 90,000 sites around the country. every state was asked to develop a plan and identify the appropriate vaccination sites and our contractor is shipping directly to the sites. there is not a glitch along the way. >> there will be enough vaccine for everybody but women and pregnant women should get it first. a death row execution has been put on hold because prison officials can't find a vain. he was convicted in the 1984 rape and murder of a 14-year-old girl. executioners struggled for two hours to find a spot in his arms for a needle. governor ted strickland decided to delay it for week. s should disturbing video out of illinois near st. louis. a 17-year-old boy eaten up while other kids stream. they wouldn't let him sit down. they moved a bag

i'm mike galanos. a senseless deadly beating, 16-year-old hopper student. walking home from school on thursday. beaten to death. we have video from the scene. i have to warn you, it is extremely graphic, difficult to watch. get the kids out of the room. here it is. you see there's a commotion, people swinging boards. they're throwing punches. somehow darian albert gets caught in this. his family said he was targeted for refusing to join a gang. the sue the kid in the red, he's going to swing, i believe that's darian albert hit in the head, punched, kicked. darian, hours later, pronounced dead. his makeshift memorial was even burned. now today, three people charged with first-degree murder. 19-year-old savannah shannon, eugene reilly and 16-year-old eric carson. all have been charged as adults. kids themselves. killing kids in this case. listen as darian's grandfather tries to make sense of all this. >> he was at bible class this tuesday night, church on sunday. i have no trouble out of my grandson whatsoever. this thing that happened to him is so horrific,

mike galanos has done a great job covering that trial on his show, "prime news". >> that's at 5:00.y today? hi, bob. >> good morning, rob. little bit of rain, wind. new york city tower cam, the rain is safely down to the south. central park right now, you're dry. clouds are in place, scattered around. the wind will pick up out of the east once again today to the tune of 20025 miles per hour. boston, philadelphia, wind in boston, showers and storms near philly and d.c. 30-minute to one-hour delays. charlotte, atlanta, showers and low clouds. miami and houston being more showers. morning fog around the chicago metro area, might see a short delay early this morning but the afternoon looks just fine. full details on that, plus a look at fred, the hurricane, coming up in a bit. >>> a soldier got a call to duty in iraq and he was nearly forced to return his beloved dog to the breeder. but then in stepped a stranger to help. [ engine revving ] [ engine powers down ] gentlemen, you booked your hotels on orbitz. well, the price went down, so you're all getting a check thanks. for the differe

hln's mike galanos is at the cnn center with tonight's download. >> following a couple of breaking storiesfirst we go to denver, colorado, where fbi agents, some in hazardous material suits searched a single family home and an apartment. a search with knowledge of this investigation tells cnn agents suspect afghan immigrants associated with a new york area mosque might be planning a bomb attack in new york. the denver apartment belonged to an afghan national who was also the focus of raids earlier this week in new york city. his lawyer denies he has any tires to terrorism. >>> more breaking news. this in california. within the hour, police found more bones on an adjacent property where jaycee dugard was allegedly held for 18 years. investigators don't know yet if they're human or animal bones. police returned the kidnapping suspect phillip garrido's property this week to search for clues in two other child abduction cases from the late 1980s. >>> you mentioned this one, rick. singer chris brown started his court-ordered community service today, clearing weeds and debris at police horse sta

i'm jim moret from "inside edition" in for mike galanos.e right to be in@ it now?@@ call 1-877-tell-hln. let's listen to that man, who claims to be the biological father of jaycee dugard. >> i believe that jaycee lee is my daughter. i've reached this conclusion based on the facts that the fbi told me that jaycee lee's mother had identified me as the father. and the el dorado sheriff's department treat me as the father. also, jaycee lee has the same middle name as me, as lee, and my two daughters brittany and úú sarah le. my friend told me that susan had the baby, and the baby even looked like me. >> let's go back to our guest, robin sax, former d.a. who specializes in sex crimes. and cooper lawrence. to both of you, let me give you background. i did speak with this man, ken slayton. he claims he had a brief relationship, a month-relationship with jaycee's mom. they broke up. he didn't even know she was pregnant. he never contacted him. he didn't know about jaycee until the fbi came to his house, when she was kidnapped and said, you're a pot

i'm mike galanos. and unthinkable massacre, a family killed in a quite farm town 140 miles southwest of chicago. a contractor and stay-at-home-wife, their kids. they're all dead. the kids waited for their school bus, the neighborhood post office, picked candy out of the post office cookie jar. this as they did homework before school. an innocent family, all lost. it is tragic. who could do o this? >> leads have been developed and are being vigorously pursued. this was a brutal homicide against an entire family and we are determined to identify and arrest those responsible. >> we'll take your calls on this at 1-877-tell-hln. bringing in our hln law enforcement analyst mike brooks and ryan den im, online news editor also knew the family. ryan, the latest, any leads who might have done? ? >> no. at this point police have been very tight lipped. if they do have leads, they are not sharing it with media or members of the community. right now, a lot of questions down there in beason, very, very small communi

>>> welcome back to "prime news".úx i'm filling in for mike galanos.a huge mix up and a fertility clinic implanted an embryo into the wrong woman's womb. caroline savage gave birth to somebody else's baby. it was her last chance to carry her own child. she never thought she would be a surrogate for complete strangers. the baby boy just arrived and he's going home with his biological parents. both of these families have been put through so much. what's next? here's what the biological mother told the nbc "today" show. >> we've talked about having e-mail contact and so forth, but we'll see how we all feel. we'll always keep in contact. we have no expectations of them and they don't have of us. the nice thing is we've been able to work together on this and unfortunately this has been a terrible thing that's happened to two good families. we're doing the best we can for the health of this baby. >> and back with us former prosecutor robin sacks and psychologist cooper lawrence. cooper, wow, i can't even imagine. i know some people who have been through the

i'm mike galanos. this is just frightening. authorities combing through a pair of properties connected to thep alleged kidnapper and rapist, phillip garrido. found this gruesome discovery, a bone fragment where garrido had once lived. he's accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard when she was 11, holding her prisoner for 18 years. police in antioch, california, etch say he fathered two of her children. what's more, authorities now want to know were the garridos responsible for about ten unsolved murders of prostitutes in the areas in the late 1990s? and they're also looking into whether he's linked to other missing children. we'll take your calls on this one. joining us to talk about it, carr ra finnstrom reporting on this for cnn. also with us, sharon murch. her daughter was kidnapped from a parking lot about 21 years ago. kara, what is the latest on this investigation and especially that bone fragment that was found? >> reporter: well, this is an investigation that continues to unfold and to grow, as you mentioned, investigators

a law enforcement expert talked to mike galanos on hln's prime news about what the search might turnch time passed? we're talking 18, 20 years? >> you know what? it's even better now, i was on the evidence response team, the same kind of folks that were looking on their hands and knees today out on the garrido property and the edadjacent property next door. there are special forensic vacuum cleaners, they can go through that car with a fine toothed comb looking for hairs and fibers, fingerprint evidence, possible dna, look at the technology now compared back in 1988 and '89. >> let the latest developments on prime news with mike galanos, that starts at 5:00 p.m. eastern, tonight right here on hln. >>> the coast guard rescued five people whose boat got swamped with water in florida. check out the video here. the guard received a may day call yesterday saying that this boat was taking on water. and a coast guard chopper rushed there and pulled everyone out. no injuries reported. this happened about 30 miles off florida's west coast. >>> former house majority leader tom delay is tweetin

i'm mike galanos. first breaking news a story we've covered on a daily basis. moments ago a jury in louisville, kentucky announced its decision in the trial of a high school football coach charged in the death of one of his players. the verdict, not guilty on both counts. the two counts reckless homicide and wanton endangerment. over a year ago 15-year-old max gilpin collapsed and died three days later, collapsed in a very intense practice on a hot august day. the emotional reaction, you can almost hear it in the background. tears, tears of joy for coach david stinson and his family. we'll continue to follow this for you and have more a little bit later on, a couple of things to look at, what did they fail to it prove? legal definition of "recklessly failing to perceive the risk, a risk a reasonable person would observe in a situation" obviously the prosecution could not prove this. we'll talk about the case for me personally, what can we learn from this? that's way want to know. hopefully, coaches around the nation are taking note of this and we're going to be

i'm mike galanos.he first time we're getting graphic details just being released the minutes after jaycee dugard was abducted. the girl was walking to her school bus stop, 11 years old. doesn't get any more innocent than that. that's when police say she came face to face with convicted rapist, phillip garrido and his wife. then the living hell began. it turned out to be an 18-year hell for this young girl. we'll take your calls. 1-877-tell-hln is the number. michael cardoza, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor. he has a source bringing this excruciating time line. also with us, clinical psychologist, dr. brenda wade. all right, michael, let's go back to the beginning, and the first detail you brought us. i want you to bring the viewers up to speed here. phillip and nancy garrido went child shopping. that's where it all began. go ahead. >> that is where it all began, michael. the day before jaycee was actually kidnapped, phillip and nancy garrido were out in their automobile, and they were c

i'm mike galanos. an important update as police investigate the murder of annie le.chnician has been questioned in the case. his apartment searched overnight. and now this, police have seized 250 pieces of evidence. the guy's name is raymond clark iii. he's 24. engaged to another lab tech. he was taken into custody last night for a few hours. cops took a dna sample then let him go. we know how annie le died. the medical examiner said she was strangled. yet this puzzling clue, bloody clothing found hidden above ceiling tiles in another part of the building where the 24-year-old's body was discovered. we'll take your calls. you guys have great questions on this. 1-877-tell-hln is the number. joining us, dr. brenda wade, clinical psychologist. also back with us, don clark, former fbi, special agent in charge. don, as we listened to that press conference, we're hearing 250 pieces of evidence seized. what do you make of that? do you really think they're zoning in on raymond clark iii here? >> it really seems like that to me, mike. as much as i would like to get more infor

i'm mike galanos.asking for jaycee dugard to tell the truth about her 18 years of life as a prisoner. a business associate of the accused captor, phillip garrido. she said she's been in garrido's home and from what she can tell jaycee and the two girls lived in the house. authorities raided three properties owned by malynno and her husband, and now she's calling on dugard to clear her name. call in, the number 1-877-tell-hln. joining me to talk about it, dr. henry paul, adolescent psychiatrist and author. also with us, former criminal investigator, and director of defend university, steve kardian. joining us from "san francisco chronicle," henry lee. he's been following this one since day one. i've got to start, though, with dr. henry paul on this one. doctor, what could this lady be thinking? as if jaycee dugard doesn't have anything else to be concerned about, like putting her life back together. >> it would be humorous if it wasn't so ridiculous. i think she's very angry the police haven't investiga

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i'm mike galanos. major development in the case of phillip garrido.man accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard when she was just 11 and holding her prisoner in a backyard compound for almost two decades. detectives said a bone fragment found near his home last week is most likely human. dna tests will determine the bone's age. we're hoping advanced tests can tell us that. who it might have belonged to. that poses the question, are there potentially other victims here? as always, we take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. joining us, dr. clarence watson, a forensic psychiatrist. and also with us, reporter sam stanton, sacramento bee who's been covering this, doing a great job as well. sam, let's start with the news of the day. the bone fragment found. tell us what we know about it, and where it was found in relation to phillip garrido. >> our impression is it's not a large piece, but they determined yesterday apparently that it likely is human. it was found in the backyard of the home next to the garrido home in antioch. some cadaver dogs that were searching ther

. >> get the latest on "prime news" tonight with mike galanos, 5:00 p.m.tern right here on hln. >>> we are already seeing big crowds getting in line in l.a. to buy tickets for the michael jackson movie. the tickets don't go on sale until sunday. the documentary "this is it" begins a two-week run at theaters around the country on october 28th. some hard-core fans are hoping to get tickets to a grand opening airing the day before on october 27th. >>> turns out parents play a significant role in putting the brakes on bad teen drivers. that's according to two new studies in u.s. y"usa today." teens with parents actively involved in setting rules and boundaries cut their risk of drinking and driving by 70%. researchers also say teens are less likely to get into a crash if they don't own their own car. >>> let's get to bob van dillen for a look at the forecast. >> good morning. getaway friday, a little stormy in some areas, rain shields and other, rain around iowa, into minnesota. here's what it looks like, cold front from memphis into the gulf, stretching to th

i'm mike galanos. the frantic search is on for a newborn baby violently ripped from his mother's arms. look at this precious little guy, yair carillo. he's been missing since late yesterday. can't imagine the torment his family is going through. cops say a woman impersonating an immigration agent demanded the mom hand over the baby. mom refused. the mom was stabbed repeatedly, nine times. she was, however, able to stumble to her neighbor's house and get help. when she returned, the baby was gone. where is little yair? we'll take your calls. joining us to talk about it, former criminal investigator jo lusage. what is the new information from the news conference? >> police located a car of interest they think is at least a witness to this crime, and possibly involved in it. there was a dark late model kia spectra that appeared to pull into the parking lot of a local walmart and did not exit the car. the driver did not get out of the car. when the family left the walmart, this driver left the walmart and

. >> i'm mike galanos, the senate finance committee included two amendments to consider a government-run health care option. well the amendment sponsored separately by jay rockefeller of west virginia and chuck schumer of new york. the republicans will filibuster any bill that comes with a public option. and he's willing to drop that with a health care reform bill that will survive a full senate vote. at the british navy seeking a fishing boat, it had about 384 million dollars worth of cocaine hidden on it. the royal navy intercepted the boat off the coast of south america this month. >>> a man climbed the suspension cables threatening to jump, thankfully he was takely taken down. >>> does what happened in zurich stay in zurich? roman pollansky plans to fight extradition back to america. >>> and in between kicking up her heels in vagegas and planti trees in new york, the divine bette midler will be visiting the studio. and sarah writes a book, i tell you this is a family of literary lions, just like the buckleys, all this and more from the time-warner center in new york city tonight. >>>

i'm mike galanos. three huge developments in the kidnapping case of jaycee dugard. jaycee dugard is telling cops phillip garrido never laid a hand on the two girls. then big development number two, the search of garrido's home in california reaches a fevered pitch. two different sniffer dogs detected the scent of possible human remains. the mysterious black box garrido gave to his friend for safe keeping. we get into that for you. joining me henry lee, reporter for the "san francisco chronicle." always stazy kaiser, psyc psychotherapist. henry, that is one of our fears, what garrido might have done to what we believe are his own daughters. what do we know? >> reporter: jaycee dugard is telling investigators according to sources that mr. garrido did not sexually assault her two daughters. jaycee was only 11. her daughters are 15 and 11. so that was the key question everyone was interested in. the answer thank goodness it looks like he didn't do anything to the daughters. >> this is jaycee telling law enforcement this, that is our source? >> that's correct. >> stacy,

. >>> primenews is just a few minutes away, so let's turn to mike galanos for a preview of what's comingt a little while. i know this is something that you started to take note of lately. this issue. because it more than bugs you, distracted driving. because we've seen the consequences of it a lot in the news lately. >> it is frightening, richelle. a lot of people -- and i've done it myself. i'll admit it, you've admitted it as well. we have the blackberry and want to take a look here. yeah, the consequences, the numbers are out there. if distracted driver, someone texting while driving, could be, and this was truck drivers were looked at here in the study, 23 times more likely to crash. i'm not willing to take that chance. we shouldn't be. something has to be done. they're having a distracted driver summit. i think off that, i'm thinking why do we need a summit? let's ban texting while driving, right now. i don't think we need to discuss it anymore, but we will on our show. we'll take your calls on it, 1-877-tell-hln. what do you think is the penalty for that? we have a heartbreaking tr

welcome once again this is "prime news" i'm mike galanos, chilling details on the illinois family wiped out in one fell swoop. raymond and ruth gee and their three children teenaged brother, sister, younger boy all dead, the bodies found in their home in beason, population, 200. yesterday, we heard from people who knew them, all-american kids, great kids, they ate candy wile they waited for the bus outside the neighborhood post office. the 16-year-old girl had her first boyfriends. now investigators are talking about what they found at the scene and it is horrifying. >> the one thing that we can rule out is that there were no  gunshot victims in this incident. there was not a gun used. >> so, no one shot. we can only imagine how horrific that crime scene was and now we're hearing, also, about a mysterious truck spotted at the hom hours beforehand. as always, we take your calls 1-877-tell-hln. joining us to talk about it john lusage former criminal investigator also reverend dale badman. john, we're hearing, it's disturbing, john, to hear no one shot here so we can only imagine what t

we're going to be checking in with mike galanos. w of what's coming up at the top of the hour. you ready, mike? >> i think i am. >> let's check in with mike. we've been following this story about this horrible beating in chicago. there's been developments throughout the day. you're going to pick it up. >> yeah, i was listening to hln on the way in. it's like you come in and go, do i really want to watch this? obviously we do want to see what happened here, how could something like this happen. >> but man. >> we're going to show you the video. it is brutal. it's almost surreal to watch this as a 16-year-old kid ends up dead. we're going to find out who was this guy? derrion alberts. from all accounts an honor student, just a really good young kid with a bright future. but now he's dead. and a community and we all are left with so many questions. how does something like this happen? there have been three arrests. first degree murder charges, charged as an adult -- >> his grandfather, i was so struck by his grandfather saying, why are t

mike galanos here to give us a preview. >> number one, imagine being a mom.admit it. she goes to school and the 9-year-old is in a seclusion room. the room looks like basically solitary confinement. he has been stripped down to his underwear, told to stand on an "x" and sitting there crying. we're going to hear from that mom. what that must have been like to witness her 9-year-old in this state in this room. we'll take your calls. 1-877-tell-hln is the number. also this one. bath time photos. you have a little one. the bath time photos they're going to be naked. what happens to the one family? they take their pictures to walmart to be developed. next thing you know their kids are taken away accused of sexual abuse. the judge throws this out and says they're innocent. the family is coming at not only walmart here, but the city and officers and child protective services who made the call to get the kids out of there. what do you think of that one? 1-877-tell-hln. >>> how about this one? this lady doing in vitro, gets the phone call, expecting, yeah, you're preg

mike galanos was talking about this case last night. lot of people's mind. what people need to realize is not likely he'll go anywhere. each defendant in this country is actually entitled to bail unless there are extenuating circumstances. >> you can get the latest. >>> we just got confirmation that a senior al qaeda operative was killed in a daring u.s. raid. a helicopter was used to fire on a car in southern osomalia. several were killed including one linked to the bombing of two embassies in africa. the somali government says, we welcome the attack because the people targeted were murderers. >>> a lawsuit has divided the children of martin luther king jr. two were in court yesterday suing their brother dexter accusing him of wrongfully taking money from their parents' xaet estates. a judge ordered the family to hand over some of king's possessions including the noble peace prize until it's resolved. a jury trial could start next month. >>> public support for the war in afghanistan is dropping to an all-time low. a cnn opinion researc

mike galanos is here, of course, a subject on prime news. mike, you weren't surprised to hear this?other. this max gilpin's mom had to leave the courtroom a few times. but could they prove reckless homicide and reckless endangerment, i just didn't think you had the rules in place and had all kinds of conflicting testimony. you can hear the tears, i believe in the courtroom right there, how many sprints, what they call gassers did they run, conflicting reports. some say a normal, 10 to 12, others saying as much as 30. what happens in football practice, face it, you have water breaks tunnel is time to condition. when it is time to run sprints at the end of practice there's no water breaks but that's key. you needed a player basically saying somebody was stumbling off the field asking for water and coach said, no, that didn't happen. what i, you know, a parent, someone who loves football and i have a couple sons who play the game, i hope we learn from this it and get strictr guidelines of measuring a heat index at practice it. from what we know the coach checked it before he went out a

mike galanos spoke with a former bank robber to get some insight. >> no stock and cap.o loves the attention? >> i don't know that he loves the attention. he certainly loves the drama of bank robbery. it's important to remember, it's interesting that you started off talking about public enemies, because i watched public enemies when it came out. i'm 20 years away from robbing banks. one thing i would say, when watching that movie, i was reminded of the thrill of the bank robbery. like i said, i'm 20 years away, have a 3-year-old child, i'm completely reformed. but i recalled the adrenaline rush. there's a reason why every hollywood hunk has played a bank robber. it's a sexy crime. when i committed it, i felt powerful. >> wow. get the latest on this story on "prime news" starting at 5:00 p.m. eastern. >>> it was raining spam in seattle because of the inaugural spam smash-up. several wearing ponchos took a hammer to it. a locate marketing agency wanted to raise awareness about spam and other junk e-mail. >>> two atlanta area teacher rs accused of solititting prostitutes. t

mike galanos with a preview of what's coming up at the top of the hour.rs the answer to that is no. that's a good thing. we're also learning about new searches at the home. they found bones there. human or not, we're still trying to figure that at. we'll take your calls. 1-877-tell-hln. >>> how does this happen? how does someone who's legally insane go on a -- we're talking about someone who slit an elderly woman's throat. that was the crime back in 1987. you're going to take this guy on a field trip to the county fair on family day. guess what? the guy escaped. whose bright idea was that? we're going to get to the bottom of that. we want to hear from you on it. >>> another one that's going to debt you. this poor guy, stanley mccloud, whole life, tried his best to pay bill on time. guy has a massive heart attack so he gets behind. you're not going to believe the harassing phone calls this guy received. his wife thinks these phone calls after a massive heart attack is what led to his death. she's suing. i say good. i think in this case she has every right

i'm jim moret filling in for úú mike galanos. huge mix-up at a fertility clinic, implanting the wrong embryo into the woman's womb. it was carolyn's last chance to carry her own child. she never thought she would sud deply be a surrogate for complete strangers. well, the baby boy, just arrived. and he's going home with his biological parents. both of these families have been put through so much. what's next? here's what the biological mother told nbc's "today" show. >> we've talked about having e-mail contact and so forth. but we'll see how we all feel. we'll always keep in contact. we have no expectations of them. and they don't of us. the nice thing has been we've been able to work to the on this, and unfortunately this has been a terrible thing happened to two good families. we're doing the best we can for the health of this baby. >> and back with us, former prosecutor robin sax and psychologist cooper lawrence. cooper, wow. i can't even imagine. i know some people who have been through the surrogacy program, others who have a

. >>> "prime news" coming up in a bit so we turn to mike galanos for a preview of what's coming up innot confirmed but a source close to the investigation say when she was taken from outside of her home in south lake tahoe to antioch, california pushed to the floorboards of the vehicle threatened immediately the beginning of new details we are finding out so keeping updated on the latest with jaycee dugard, talking about that and more properties search related to phillip ga ree do, we'll take your calls at 1-877-tell-hln. a story baffling, a student from yale set to get married this coming sunday simply vanished. was it o they have her swiping herself into another hall at yale at 10:00 a.m. in the morning. that's the last anybody's seen of her an surveillance video they are looking at, so many questions coming out of that. >> she's supposed to get married. >> and friends say she was very excited about it. that's the first thing, runaway bride. we'll update that story, as well. another one we have dealt with a brazen bank robber, this guy he doesn't put on the stocking cap, nothing. he

to my right i have mike galanos. we just checked in with mary snow. lucky, i believe, to marry my best friend or be in love with my best friend. there's no reason to believe she ran because that's the first thing people think, you get cold feet, not one person is saying that. but we know investigators went to search her apartment, so they're looking for, okay, did she have other money maybe. she leaves the purse behind as a ruse, but we're not -- that's the kind of things we're asking ourselves. we'll update you on that story. >>> also this one, the brazen bank robber, we know his name. it's chad schaffner. he's robbed at least 11 banks. we're learning he might have tried to hit a convenience store before his last hit in caseyville, illinois. so we'll find out what his m.o. might have been at that location and is he getting dangerous? so far he hasn't hurt anybody. will that continue? >>> also this story, high school baseball coach pretty successful coach, hired two strippers for two of his players. not even denying it but he does not think he should